On Fri, 16 Mar 2007 13:40:29 +0100
Jeroen Houben <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> uri "/movies",
> :handler => plugin("/handlers/streamert"),
> :in_front => true
You're on the right track, the only thing is you need to register it to
"/" not "/movies". Then, your handler will be registered to the same
path as Rails but in front of the RailsHandler.
If you need to make sure requests are only for /movies, add a small bit
of checking for that in your handler.
Otherwise that should work. Just FYI, how this works is handlers are
put onto a uri in a chain (just an array of handlers). Before your
config it looks like this:
"/" => [RailsHandler]
What you did was this:
"/" => [RailsHandler], "/movies" => [streamert]
So, it'll only run when /movies is requested, but NOT chain onto
RailsHandler next. By doing uri "/" instead of uri "/movies" you get
this:
"/" => [streamert, RailsHandler]
Which is what you want.
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